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Australian church leaders have raised objections to a potential vaccine | Fascinating Insights
Australian church leaders have raised objections to a potential vaccine under development over concerns it contains cell lines “from an electively aborted human fetus.”
The objections were sent in a letter to the prime minister, Scott Morrison, last week, cosigned by Catholic archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher, Anglican archbishop of Sydney Glenn Davies, and Greek Orthodox archbishop of Australia Makarios Griniezakis.
However, scientists say the development process is a proven method and church priorities should be on ensuring public health against the coronavirus.
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By Gideon WatersAustralian church leaders have raised objections to a potential vaccine under development over concerns it contains cell lines “from an electively aborted human fetus.”
The objections were sent in a letter to the prime minister, Scott Morrison, last week, cosigned by Catholic archbishop of Sydney Anthony Fisher, Anglican archbishop of Sydney Glenn Davies, and Greek Orthodox archbishop of Australia Makarios Griniezakis.
However, scientists say the development process is a proven method and church priorities should be on ensuring public health against the coronavirus.
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